There was no way possible [the queen] could have done all of the things the pamphleteers claimed. The crimes were too gross, too immoral and far too physically challenging. Magnus himself had never attempted half of them.
Cassandra ClareThere is that. I might have better luck telling him Iโm in love with him. Jace thinks everyoneโs in love with him anyway.โ โBut I,โ said Clary, โactually am.
Cassandra ClareClary smiled at him with a warmth she didnโt feel. โSebastian says I can come with you.โ Jace raised his eyebrows. โMatching haircuts for everyone?โ โI hope not,โ said Sebastian. โI look terrible with curls.
Cassandra ClareIsabella with her whip and boots and knives would chop anyone who tried to pen her up in a tower into pieces, build a bridge out of the remains, and walk carelessly to freedom, her hair looking fabulous the entire time.
Cassandra ClareYou said I am a good man," he said. "But I am not that good a man. And I am--I am catastrophically in love with you.
Cassandra Clare...In Paris she found Magnus, who was living in a garret apartment and paiting, an occupation for which he had no aptitude whatsoever. He let her sleep on a mattress by the window, and in the night, when she woke up screaming for Will, he came and put his arms around her, smelling of turpentine. "The first one is always the hardest," he said. "The first?" "The first one you love who dies," he said. "It gets easier, after.
Cassandra Clare